Federal Sector Workers Compensation, 2019

Federal Sector Workers' Compensation

By: Laws
Price: $275.00
Edition: 6th/2019
Sku: 19FSWC
ISBN: 978-1-941825-66-2; 1-941825-66-4
Availability: IN-STOCK (released 8/14/2019)
Samples: Table of Contents ------- Text Sample
Format: Book (+ optional .pdf eBook on CD) or Switch to downloadable .pdf eBook

Written by Eleanor Laws, Federal Sector Workers’ Compensation provides in-depth yet concise analysis of each element required to establish a claim for compensation. The book includes ECAB case law, regulations, and guidance up though early 2019, including recent regulatory changes, and analyzes and explains OWCP regulations, litigation, and processes, as well as FECA guidance.

Individuals involved in all phases of the federal sector workers’ compensation claims adjudication process rely on this text for reporting and instruction on topics including:

Overview of Federal Employees’ Compensation Act—including administration of the Act and employees covered
OWCP Claim Procedures—including how to write effective notices of injury and the steps the agency must take upon notification of injury
Hearings—including how to secure a hearing before an OWCP claims examiner
Reconsideration—including how to avoid dismissal of a request for reconsideration
ECAB Appeals—including procedures and scope of review
Fact of Injury—including what constitutes an injury, traumatic injury and occupational disease and the statement of injury
Performance of Duty—including on- and off-premises injuries
Causal Relationship—including medical evidence, factors of employment, and types of casual relationship
Emotional Conditions—including compensable employment factors and types of emotional conditions
Continuation of Pay—including eligibility, traumatic injury requirement, notice of injury, and termination of continuation of pay
Schedule Awards—including schedule award claims, permanent impairments, medical evidence, and payment of schedule awards
Vocational Rehabilitation and Reemployment—OWCP procedures, services provided, suitable employment, and failure to comply
Wage Loss Compensation—including computations of pay rate, average annual earnings, wage earning capacity, and augmented compensation for dependents
Survivors’ Benefits—including computation of benefits, beneficiaries, and death gratuity
Medical Benefits—including authorization of medical benefits and types of benefits
Representatives and Attorney Fees—including procedures for requesting fee approval and criteria for approving fees
Overpayments—including procedures, fact of overpayment, waiver, and recoupment
Third Party Liability—including OWCP procedures, referral to DOL, and reimbursement
Relationship Between FECA and Other Laws—including FECA and the ADA and restoration rights

Also included are a summary and detailed table of contents, a resources section, forms guide, table of cases, and index.

Also available on a CD-ROM as a .pdf file with many useful features. Hyperlinks allow the reader to move quickly between the Table of Contents and Index entries and the corresponding portions of the text. Internal hyperlinks serve as a cross-reference feature within the text, and web links of major cases take users to full text versions available online.

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